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I tried modifying the actuator to use an M8 leadscrew and lead nut instead of an M5. And also increased cc_guides from 50 to 60. Everything worked great except for the end mount holes did not move to the expected location. The following modification to module end_mount_holes() seems to fix the problem:
was:
translate([i * (cc_guides - idler[0] - d_lead_nut) / 2, offset_guides + j * w_ends / 2, 0])
changed to:
translate([i * (cc_guides - l_ends/2 + d_lead_nut/2 + 1) / 2, offset_guides + j * w_ends / 2, 0])

Hi, I am trying to figure out the licensing of the Open Source Syringe Pump design. Is it referenced anywhere? I didn't see it on the webpage or any mention of it in the paper.

Hello:

I am quite new for the server and could you explain how to make the server work.

In your latest note mentioned that

"make sure you copy (or link) rpc.js from the python-websocketd repository to the html directory."
Where is the python-websocketd repository? I did not see the rpc.js file?

Looking forward your reply.

Kind regards.

Fengzhou

The files:

include<fasteners.scad>
include<steppers.scad>
include<bearings.scad>

are missing from git and no library location for them is given in the source.

Hello,
I was interested in trying to make this project myself, but I had a few questions.
Does the old control method with the Raspberry Pi still work and if so, is the code 'pump-server' along with the 'rpc.js' the only files required for this?
Thanks very much!
Kai

It would be nice if there were comments on all the input variables (and what options are available). Also maybe a pdf with technical drawings of which variables are which.

Regards
Rasmus

pump-server rejects any connection from a browser with:

Rejecting (non-TLS?) connection for ('10.1.64.141', 56334): [Errno 1] _ssl.c:504: error:1408F10B:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_RECORD:wrong version number

Dear All,

I hope that this is the correct place to look for help with this program, if not I apologize. As far as I can tell, everything in my setup functions correctly except for the part that actually sends a signal to the driver. The webpage looks correct and I can move the motor using a simple program of my own devising, but clicking the push button doesn't send any signals to the driver. Is it possible that I have the configuration of the pump-server wrong somehow?

Thanks,
Nick.

Dear Bas,

I have a similar problem as Nick had (on one of the closed topics). I am not sure whether you would get a notification on an already closed topic, so I thought to reopen it again here.

Just like Nick I was using chrome as well, but on firefox I have similar issues. I am able to connect to the server, but on the webpage, the server also has "-" instead of numbers. I have looked up the web console on firefox and it gives following error:
"Rpc is not defined".
Also, this is one of the errors which I get on the Terminal (rpc.js not found).

Do you happen to know how to solve this.

Thanks in advance... I would be thrilled if I get the stepper motor to work.

Best regards,
Jeroen.

including them as .scad or even .stl would be great